Still life. Vine charcoal.
Still life of...some stuff. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal.
Still life of a bottle. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal.
Still life of a cloth. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal.
Still life of a gourd in cloth. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal. (My personal favorite image of all my art thus far.)
Still life of a bone and gourd. Vine and compressed charcoal, white chalk, and red conte crayon.
Still life of a cone in a drapery. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal, and red conte crayon
Still life of an apple and pear. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal, red conte crayon, and water
Still life of a bucket. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal, red conte crayon, and water
Still life of a hooded skull. Vine and compressed charcoal, white chalk, and red conte crayon.
Still life of a skull. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal, and red conte crayon.
Still life of a bust. White chalk, vine and compressed charcoal, and red conte crayon.
Still life of plants. Graphite and pencil.
Still life of mismatched objects. Graphite and pencil.
Still life of a rat. Graphite and pencil.
Island at sunset. Graphite.
Monument Valley. Vine charcoal.
Portrait. Charcoal, white chalk, and red conte crayon.
Boat on a dock. Graphite and pencil.
Still life: I haven't done this is far too long. Incidentally, this is the first real still life composed entirely by me.
Another version of same, with the contrast pushed around for interesting effects.
Hats. Charcoal and red conte.
An asteroid space station. Chalk, compressed and vine charcoal.
Just a concept sketch of an unusual space fighter. The engines, pilot, and critical systems are housed in the central pod; one arm has kinetic weapons on its extremity while the other has a massive gyroscope. The design places the fighter's center of mass outside its physical structure, and the gyroscope lets the fighter flip rapidly around so that it can dodge incoing projectiles without firing its engines. I was inspired to sketch this fighter after perusing nnenn's wonderfully creative designs at http://www.flickr.com/photos/nnenn/ Clearly, I'm still not very good at shading when I don't have an actual object and light source...
